wchar_t vs XMLCh on Linux/Solaris

Hi, I know this topic was covered extensivly in the past, but I couldn't find something which covers 1.5+. Current setup: In production, we still use Xerces-C 1.4.2/gcc-2.x compiled with the "make XMLCh an alias for wchar_t" backward compability #define. Whenever we need string literals, we use

Re: Storing character positions in DOM

"Cyberthymia" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: > I'm currently in the process of adding an XML parser to a project > I'm working on, using the DOM parser in XercesC. The problem I've > got at the moment is that I need to be able to tie in the nodes on > the DOM tree to the original XML source being p

Re: Plan for Xerces-C++ 1.6

Tinny Ng wrote: > > Hi all, > > We've finished most of the schema features, and are now in testing and > wrapping up mode. So I think it's time to call for Xerces-C++ 1.6. If > you have any urgent fix or important code wanna to get in, please do so. > > Feel free to play with the latest nigh

Plan for Xerces-C++ 1.6

Hi all, We've finished most of the schema features, and are now in testing and wrapping up mode. So I think it's time to call for Xerces-C++ 1.6. If you have any urgent fix or important code wanna to get in, please do so. Feel free to play with the latest nightly build (http://xml.apache.org/

Re: Compilation warnings

Also from gcc 2.95.2 on Linux and Solaris 8, I'm getting several warnings during Xerces compilation: Base64.cpp: In function `static bool Base64::isData(const XMLCh &)': Base64.cpp:301: warning: comparison is always false due to limited range of data type HexBin.cpp: In function `static bool HexB

Storing character positions in DOM

Hi   I'm currently in the process of adding an XML parser to a project I'm working on, using the DOM parser in XercesC. The problem I've got at the moment is that I need to be able to tie in the nodes on the DOM tree to the original XML source being processed, i.e. store the start and end ch

Xerces C++ XML parser symbol error

Hello, I am encountering the following undefined symbol errors when attempting to build an application that uses the Xerces C++ parser v. 1.5.x on Solaris 2.6. I built the library using the standard solaris compiler under /opt/SUNWspro/SC4.2/bin/CC. The parser library was rebuilt with the -DAP